| Verb |
Example |
Gather | | I said ?I gather Mrs |
| gulp, pant, puff gather |
| gulp pant puff gather |
| verb to gather in a group |
| Generate | | Suppurate To form or generate pus |
| The wind turbines generate electricity. |
| Timing Research often takes decades to generate results |
| The specialized cells in right atrium that generate impulse |
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Give | | verb to give a name |
| Jack in Quit, give up |
| But we mustn?t give way |
| will you give me a kiss |
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Glance | | I dared a better glance at it |
| With a final glance at my room |
| He cut a glance in my direction |
| I dared a glance over my shoulder |
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Glitter | | A glitter of generals |
| Glitter The stars glitter in the sky. |
| gleam glisten glitter shimmer twinkle coruscate scintillate speak verb to use your voice to sa |
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Go | | I go home |
| to go away |
| I go to bed |
| to go around |
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Grab | | I nod and grab my purse and ph |
| verb to grab something firmly |
| 22. Let?s grab a cup of coffee. |
| I grab the shampoo off the shelf |
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Grasp | | clasp grasp hold grip |
| grab grasp snatch seize |
| sense perceive grasp comprehend |
| Logan loosened his grasp on the camera |
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Greet | | She came running to greet him |
| We stood on ceremony to greet the mayor |
| I greet Landon and take my seat between them |
| She would greet me with folded hands and call me uncle |
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Groan | | A groan slipped out of him |
| I groan and eat another muffin |
| Good night! I groan in embarrassment |
| I groan pushing my head into the pillow |
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Grow | | you grow up? |
| Feed on Grow stronger |
| Grow up Arise, emerge |
| I?d grow old and withered |
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Guess | | I can only guess what he meant. |
| So I guess we aren?t d fighting then |
| ?I guess you?d better keep this nurse |
| She had to guess what she was holding |
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Guide | | Without light to guide me |
| I didn?t need to guide her?she |
| Our tour guide led us to the bus |
| Some blind people have guide dogs |
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